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to SATURDAY. . AUGUST : 23," 1313. PORTLAND. C f 5 I aptist sfesem YOUNG BAPTISTS PLAN TOR FIRST Institute on Gladstone Chautau-. qua Grounds to Commence for Three Days August 30. COTS AND MEALS ON SITE Assembly Is Looked Upon as Big gest B. Y. P. U. Event of the Entire Year. . On August 80 and 31 and Septem bep- 1. the Baptist young people of Oregon will... meet at ; Gladstone . in their first annual summer assembly or institute. The beautiful Chautau qua grounds there provide excellent camping facilities, and ..there is also opportunity for swimming, hiking, baseball and other outdoor games. This great convention camp, which la expected to attract 1000 Baptists, is fourfold in purpose educational, devo tional, inspirational and recreational. It will be the biggest B. T, I TJ. event of the year, according to the state presi dent. Harley K. Hallgren. mho is per sonally supervising all arrangements. Through the owner of the grounds the young people have made arrange ments for cots and tents. Anyone de siring to spend the three days away from the busy city may make reservations hv writing II. K. Cross,Glad8tone, Or. The park is reached by the Oregon City car. Meals will bo served on the grounds. The "big" service of the assembly will be Sunday afternoon when Dr. W. B. Himson will speak. The business session will be held Monday afternoon. As Monday is Iabor day, a large representation- 1st expected. Following "is the program prepared by Mr. Hallgren: SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 i 2 p. m, Informal opening of UMmblf. ft ration, tent raising. baseball, ceUInc attainted. Reg- ac- ft:80 Supper. 7:00 Official opening of assemblv, K. Halliren; song aerrice, chorua of HarUy Arleta chnrrh, Portland. fl:00 Address -Address, ReV. T. If. Hagea of Se- attle. ' :00 Campfire. SUNDAY, AUGUST 31. 1 7:00 . m. CitJ B. T. I. -Sunrise prajer meeting, Orccon V. a no Rreakfaat. : 0:30 Sunday school; Mr. Hagea, superin tendent. 10:80 Morning worship, address George F. 3:30 p. m. Intermediate B. T. P. V. rally, ronr Jerminga pre-Wing: (l)Dnet, Mi Iorothy Wick ham and Miss Helen Brown. 2) "Why t Am An Intermediate." Miaa Gladys Turner. (3) "Social Life of an Interme diate." Miaa Dorothy Stevens. (4) "Every day Christian Life of an Intermediate," G. Trttiwr. (ft) What an Intermediate Can do: (a) "Christian Service Outside of the Chnrch," Miss Kmily Veazie. (b) "Chriatlaa Bervtc. ia the Church." Herbert Stevenson, () Gen eral : discussion : Topic. "Why Hava an In termediate Counsellor T" a:J0 Address, In. W. B. Hinsoa of Port land. 6:80 "Out-of-tne-Ruts." B. T. P. TJ. serv ics. 7:30 Eight progrwwire principle, by eight progressiva' young people: (1) "Go Get 'Em." 2) "Keep It Going." (3) "Stay With it.1 4 "Get Together." (5) "T. T. f." (6) "Btopt Lookl Listen!" (7) "Pasa It On," (8) "How About You?" 8 :30 Address, Ber.' W. Earle Smith of Los Angeles. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 7:30 a. m. Breakfast. 8:30 Devotional hour. 9 :00 Conference on ' progressiva plans, Mr. Smith. : 10:00 Oonferences : ( 1 ) "Fersonal Evangelism." Miss Mabel Hines of Los Angeles. (It) "Group Plan." Mr. Iligen. 1 1 :00 Conference: . (3) "Intermediate Worker." Mr. Smith. (4) "Study Coarse." George Holt Jr. - 1:30 p. m. Annual business meeting; re ports, election of officers. S :00 -Recreational program. Field meet for all, Mr. Campbell in charge. 4:80 Rollcall. (Each society represented will answer with brief response.) 7:30 Address, "Our New Denominational Program," Dr. Alonio M. Petty, jont secre tary American Baptist Home and Foreign Mis sionary society. , Dr McAfee to Speak Dr. Ralph McAfee, executive secretary of the Portland Church federation, will speak at the Pilgrim Congregational church on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. "Troubles Rolled Amy". ; Perhaps you need a timely word on' useless worries. The times seem out of joint. Hear Dr. Byron Stauffer at First Congregational Church .., PARK AND MADIS05 11 A. M. Sunday HIS SUBJECT AT 7t4S P. M. ' ' WILL BE The Finest Man I Ever Met ! SUMMER MEET 1 on Vndeavor, Congress itleeting postponed Jfrom eSept. to ct. f '.The Christian Endeavor Congress meeting announced for September 12 has been postponed until October 14. The place of meeting will be announced later. 4 - ? ;. . i.r.si,iv . The state , endeavor cabinet . met at Pacific ; university. Forest Grove, - the past' week-end . and discussed many questions vital to - the " organization, They also heard reports from Mis Fay e Stelnmetz and Cllve Salz, just returned from the International Christian En deavor convention at Buffalo; N. Y. The officers from Oregon who attended this meeting are : Miss Stelnmetz, state president; Mr. S&lz, superintendent of the social service work; Blaine Cooper, secretary; . Effle Torgenson, superin tendent of Intermediate work ; Viola Ogden, historian ; Joy Aydelott, superin tendent of good literature; LJoyd Car rick, C E. advisor ; Rev. Charles Hays, Rev. Paul - Batscb, , pastoral advisors ; Shirley Swallow, president of Clacka mas county union ; Annabe Taylor, president .of Washington county union ; Carol Roberts of Eugene, editor of the C K. Bulletin ; Howard Zlnser of Sa lem, superintendent of the prayer meet ing committee. New Pastor Arrives For Anabel Church The Revj F. H. Mlxsell, of the Free dom Community church of Olympla, Wash., has accepted the call to the Anabel Presbyterian church of Port land, having arrived here with his fam ily. He will take up his residence at 6213 Foster road. For a short time the Rev. Mr. Mlxsell was Sunday school missionary in Washington. . Mr. Mix- sell has organized several, churches, the Camp Side church at Camp Lewis be ing prominent among them. Mr. Mlxsell began his work in Ore iron after a pas torate at Horizon, Wis., serving the Oregon City church for two years. He left Oregon City for a work in South Bend. Wash. He is a , graduate of Allegheny college and McCormick Theo logical seminary. All branches of the church have taken on new life, and the coming of the new. pastor has greatly encouraged the workers. At a recent meeting of the officers it was deter mined to make a systematic canvass of the neighborhood exclusively served by this church and assertaln the possbllttles of a greater membership. Regular Services at All II. B. Churches Regular services will be held In all United Brethren churches of the city Sunday morning and evening. At First church Dr. Byron J. Clark will preach at" 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Special music will be given under the direction of Pro fessor W. H. Moore. Rev. Ira Hawley will occupy his pulpit at Second"11 church. At Third church the Rev. J. L. Hunt will direct both services, the pastor being absent. The morning service at Fourth church will' be in charge of the pastor. Rev. C. P. Blanchard. Dr. Q. E. McDonald, superintendent of the Oregon conference, will preach in the evening. Evangelist to Talk On Bible Prophecies Evangelist L. K.' Dickson will speak Sunday night at 7 :45 o'clock in the 'big tent pavilion, . Thirteenth and Morrison streets, on the great - Bible prophecy of "Armageddon and the .Significant End Of the Turkish Empire." Public services are held every night during the week. The music is a feature of all of Evan gelist Dickson's meetings. Professor I. C. Colcord is musical director. Soloists help to make the music a real uplift to those who attend'., The Iat?st gospel songi are used. Stats are free. Stansfield Off ers Fourth of Series At the First Methodist church Dr. Joshua. Stansfield will preach the fourth of his Sunday evening midsummer series on the general subject, "What Christ Taught," taking for his' special subject the second coming of Christ- His Sunday morning sermon will deal with the . wealth and power of the Christian faith and with-the Christian standards and ideals for personal and social right eousness, i The . soloist," both morning and evening, will be Walker J. Steven son. gl r Dr. Williamson Will Occupy Local Pulpit Dr. Daniel K. Williamson, pastor Of the First Presbyterian church of Peoria, 111., will preach at 10 :30 o'clock Sunday morning at the Westminster Presbyter ian church. ; He is filling the pulpit for Dr. Edward U. Pence, the pastor, who is on his vacation. Dr. Pence will Vesume his work Sept. 1. During his absence no Sunday evening services are held. The Bible school meets at 12:10. No Services lo Be Helu The Atkinson Memorial Congrega tional church will hold no services Sun day. - The church is , undergoing repairs and renovation. The pastor. Rev. K. E. Flint,' may be found at the church each day. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1 TWELFTH A5D TAYLOR STS. Rev. Joshua Stansfield,D.D. PASTOR. ' 10:30 . M. SERMON IY THI PASTOR. "Sobm Constructive Forces' of " ' Christianity" . . appIM to the Present Ds.7 Problems . .of Industry. Economics. Society. tlonsl sad International Life. ItrlB MIDsUMMErt SUNDAY SCHOOL. .. Lectan and Morin Pictures on the , -, , Bandar School Leaaon. S:00 P. M. SERMON BY THC PASTOR. " ? The fourth nrf the series on - . i - "WHAT CHRIST TAUGHT." - " TTio Second Coming of "Christ" Me. Waltsr 4. Stavensen. one of the finest baasoa ot the Pacific coast, will be the sclolat mornina and ere nine. v-- Chauiaiiqua (gfoutids Baily Vacation rayerage, Attendance ' 3Js .100; 19 - . ; c 11 The first Oregon Daily Vacation Bible itii oruic piciure are miss syoii uarren, mtsa ncmice Aoams inu miss caizaoein toaies. t'rinripai iiaroia At the extreme rigit are Miss Georgia Parker andy.Miss Tlolet Johnson, instructors. - FAMOUS CHICAGO DIVINE IS HERE Will Deliver Twd Sermons Sun day at First Presbyterian; Three Lectures to Follow. The , noted Chicago minister. Dr. George Xi. Robinson, professor in Mc Cormick Theological seminary, will occupy the pulpit of the First Pres byterian church Sunday morning and everring. Dr. Robinson la one of the best known men in 'the Presbyterian church, being considered one of its foremost preachers. He is especially famous for his lectures on Bible top ics, and draws great crowds with these on the lecture platform. The people of Portland are to have the opportunity of hearing three of Dr. Robinson's lectures on three Thursday evenings, beginning with August 28. The subjects are : August 28. "Genesis and Evolution"; September 4. "Job"; Sep tember 11, "The Christ of the Old Testa ment." ' During- the Sunday school sVession Sun day, the superintendent, James F. Ewing, will give an illustrated talk on "Persia." DIRECTORY Tenth Sunday After Trinity Uniform Sunday School Lesson "Social nesponribUlty." Dak 10:25-37: Gal 6:2.0.10; Jaa. 2 :14-16. - OoMco Text: "Aa we hare opportunity let vs work that which ia food toward ail men." Gal. 0:10. Young People's Topics Bajrtiu; Unlo-rlhe Folly ot Prld." Pt. 1:1-10. . . Christian EndeaTor "The Folly of Pride." Frar. 18:1-19. Kpwerth League "Institnts Echo Mretinr." Luke 24:14. Baptist First White Temple. 12Uj and Taylni- Tlrv. William A. Waldo. Preachinc by Be. lYsnk O. Belden, 1). D. 11 and 8. Et Side K. aVOth anil Salmon Be. W. B. Hinwn, Her. H. T. Cash. . associate. 11, "The I ne Jesus"; 8, "The Bible." J'hird 'ancoOTer and Knott ReT Welry I. Bearen. 11. "Life'a Storms"; 7:30, "The Eitra of Chriatianity." Arleta Ber. Owen T. Day. '11. 8. Calrary E. th and 4rant Re. 3. B. Thomas. 11. "Doinc Good" ; . 8. " "Americanixa tien,"by -Un.-Aknzo M. Petty. Glencoe E. 4Sth and Main Re. F. C. Isletta. 11, "The. Victory of Faith"; Ti46, "How Jesu Pnta a. Man On Hto Feet." '., : Sellwood Bethany- Rev. T. J. , Broomfleld. II. 7:80. - - " Grace--E.. 76th and. A. . Ret.' Fr-d Berry.: artinc pastor. . 11, ."Heroism in .Baliaton.j or Followinc Jesus"; 6V "Eyidenee. of, Ssiration. or How May I know I Am SaTed.," : ' - .;, Unlrersity . Park Bev. S. Lawrence ' Black.' 11, 8. Swedish 15th and Hoyt Be. T. G, SJolar det 10:80. 7:80. St." Johns Iter. Edisr Burton. .11, T:80:J Htcniand B. 6th and Alberts Xn. W. T. MUliken. 11. 8. . . . Catholic . ! Bt. "Peters Lents Ber. P. Beutgen. 8, 10:80. 7:30. - - : . Pro , Cathedral 15th and Dsris Bey. E. V. O'Hara. 6. 7:16, 8:30.8.45, 11. 7:45. St. Lawrence 8d and Sherman BeT. 3. C. Baches. 6. -8:30, 10:30. 7:80. St. Francis E. 12th and Pine Ber. J. H. Black. 6. 8. . 10:80. 7:30. . . Immaculate . Heart . of Mary Williams ana! Stanton Ret.. W.. A, Daly, .. 8. . 11. 7:30. Holy Rosary -E. ad. and Clackamas Ker. E. S. Olson. S, 7. 8. ,.ll, ,r:3e. St, Rose K. 53d and Alameda Bey. J. O'Farrell. 8.10:80.4. St. Andrews E. 0th and Alberta Ray. J. Kiernan. 8. 10:30. 7:30. The Madeleine E. 24 th and Siskiyou Ber. George F. Thompson.. 7:80. 0, 11. Asoension E. 7Cth and Yamhill Franciscan Fathers. 8. 10:30. 7:30. Blessed Saerameat rMarylaad and BlandenSi Bet. F. W. Black. 8. 10:80. 7:30. Holy Cross 774 Bowdoin Ber. C. Raymond. 8, 10:80, 7:80. . -Rt. Icnatiu. 8220 43d it. S. E.-Jeauit Fathers. 6:80. . 10:30. 4. St. Btephens -E..42d and Taylor Bar. War ren A. Waitt. , .6. 8:80. 10:30. 7:80. Holy Redeemer Portland bird, and Vancou ver are. Be. William J. Devine. 6,' 8, 10:80, 7:30. St. Phillip Neri (Paulist Fathers) E. 16th and Hirkory Iter. W. J. Cartwrieht. 7:30, ft, 10:30. 7:80. St. Clements -S. Smith aTe. and Newton Serbite Fathers, 6. 8, 10:30. 7:80.. - - Sacred' Heart E. . 11th and Center Ret. G. Rob.; 8, 10:80. 7:30. St. Agatha E. 1 5th and Miller Ber. . 7. Commln-iky. 8. 10 -.80, 7 :30. St. Stanislaus . (Polish) Maryland and Fmil inc Ber. F. Matthew.. 8. 10:80. 7:80. c 8t. Joseph . (German) 15th and - Couch Ber. B. Purrer. 8. 10:80. 7:80. St. Michael (Italian) 4th and Mill Ber. M. Balrstra. .8:80, 10:80. T:80. : 8t. Claea-r-Capitol Hill Father Capistraa, O! F. M. 8. 16:10. - t St. Charles E. 83d - and Alberta Ret. 3. P. O'Flynn. 8. 10:30. . Dr. Short haL a msssge of Interest and lm- - porta nee Suatday mo ruing 10:30- - WILBUR Methodist. Episcopal . Church . Multnomah Hotel . .'' - .... ,k f . . 'ft.,, DOCS HISTORT EXPRESS OOO'S PLAN? ;-- Haa God " Somcthinx : for TOUf. U the. World Drifting to the DerllT PertlaneTa Mala Quartet Cem Hr 'Caw - Remain to Hear the Preacher. . JSible School - i I -r 'ir ' - - i i " i i. school assembled Wednesday afternoon In Columbia park at its annual Success has marked the first daifyj vacation Bible school conducted in Ore gon, which closed its two weeks, ses-j slon Friday evening. The school wasj conducted under the auspices of - the Oregon Sunday School association, an auxiliary of the International Sunday School association. ' Although the optimist predicted a maximum enrollment of 60 before the echpol opened, the records show the! names of 157 children... Of this number, 118 attended more than three days and 92 attended more than seven days ; 63 completed all the memory and hand, work assigned to them. The average; daily attendance 'was 100. Forty-onei children did not miss a day. j The school was. conducted in the Sti Johns. United Evangelical church. Chil dren between 6 and 14 years of aaje from surrounding churches attended. The graduation exercises were, conducted in pie . church Friday evening, certifi cates being given to the 92 regular at tendants. A "blue bird", seal was at-i t ached to the certificates of the 65 -who finished the course. This 'trial' school has proven popular; At t lie same time, in the primary room Miss Carol Cummtngs will grive an 11-4 iustrated talk on "India." Visitors arei cordially invited to all of the. above services. "Thought and Reality" Tbousrht and Reality" is the subiect of he Rev. Ward W. Long for Sunday morning at Forbes Presbyterian church. The evening address wilt be supplement al to a report of the young people's con ference recently conducted ; in Forest Grove. , . i OF CHURCH All Saints E. 38th and Glisaa Ber. Father William Cronin. . 8. 10:30. i - . j Sit. Patricks 10th and Saner Rev, Charles M. Smith. Masses 6:30. 8. :13, 10:80, 7:45; - f" OkHttlM ... First Park and Columbia Rev. Harold HJ GriCn. 11.. rTho Joys of Sorrow";. 7:45. aer. monl by Mis Dorothy Kichols of Chicago. East Side E. 12 th and Taylor Ber. B. H, Sawyer. , 11. 8. ' - - Rodney Avenue Rodney and Knott 11. 8; Montartlja E. 76th and Gliaan Ber. Her bert E. Ryder. 11. 7:30. , Woodlawn E. 7 th aod Liberty Bev. Joseph D. Boyd. 11. 8. i Vernon K. 15th and Wygant Ber. RJ Tibbi Maxey. 11. 7:30.. j : Christian. Sdanc . Teo subject: "Mind." - ' First lth and Everett. (Serrices tempor arily held in-Scottieb Rite Cathedral, 16th and Morrison.) H Heconil E. 6th and Holladay. 11. 8. - Third E. 12th' and Salmon. 11. Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. IX, Fifth 62d and 42d are. St. E. 11. Hixth Masonic Temple. 868 XamhlU. 11, 8. rteventn noioroog blocl,' St,. Johns. . .11. T U cnurche Wedneaday. 8 p. m. ' Conoregatlenal Kirst Park and Madison. TTsrliinir bv ReT. Byrbn H. , Stauffer , of Winnipeg, - Canada. 11, "Troubles Rolled Away"; 7:45, "The Finest Mas I-,Eirer. Met s ' - , , - i ; - Sunnyside-t-E. 82d -and Taylor Rev. J. J, Staub. 11, sermon by E. A. -Brown. - Atkinson Memorial E. 29th and Everett; Ren E. Flint. Berricea discontinued daring August. : -Highland E. 6th and Prescott Re-v. Edward Conyrtant. 11. "Ught In the Evening. by Rev. Y. K.,Ytrac. .'. ,..,--.'- i I Waveriey- Heights E. . 83d and -Woodward Kev. (Wver P. Avery. 11, preaching by Bev. Wi T. Kerr. . . J Laurelwood (5th ave. and 65th at.' 8. Mrs. Alice M. Handsaker. 11. . . Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. - Bev. . Robert Murray Pratt. 11, preaching by Dr. Ralph Mc Afee, secretary of the Portland Church Federation. ' Finnish Mission 107 Skidmore Rev. Sam uel JNevala. ' 6, 7 :80. : Fnivewtty' Park Haven and Lombard Ber, C. If. Johnston. j ' Ht. - Johns S. ' Ivanhoa and Richmond Rev. 3. X. Merrilt - 11, 7:80. ,, Danish-Norwegian E. 23d and . Sumner Bev,. Ole Torgessen.' '11.-7:30. First German E. 7 th and Stanton Ber. George Zocber. - 11, 730.. ' I Second German E. 8tb and Skidmore Be. Heiiry Hagelganz. 11, 7:30. 2ion Genus E. - th and Fremont Ber. 3. H.?Hopp.: ii, 7-0.- - ; Park rose Bev. P.D. Holfman.1 11. 7:30. 1 Swedish ' Tabernacle N. 17th and GUsan Bey. G. J. Ledin. - 11. Dunkard hurch of the : Brethren Wdrthwir . and uralnara Her. George C.CarL 11. 8. . ' ' : ' ? 'Cplaeopal Fro-Cathedral of, St Stephen th Mai 13 th and Clay Bt. Bev. W. C. Sumner, bbbont Very Bev. T. T. Hicks, deaik- 11, S.- , Trinity lth and Everett Bev. A. A. Mor rison. -11,-8. v ... ,j St. David E. I2th and Belmont Rev. Thomas Jeakins. rector. 7:80. :30. 11. 8. St. Marks 21st and Marshall Bev. J. G. Hatjton. 7 ;80. :46. 11, S. ,i . St. Andrews Hereford st., ' Portsmouth i Archdeacon Chambers ia charge. 9. 11, 7:30j : Grace Memorial E. 1 7 th -and Weldler Bev, Oswald "W. Taylor. - 8, 11. . - - , V tirooa-- Hnepnera Vancouver ana Graham aev. jonn uawaoo. ll. s.. ' St. Michaela aiM AU Angela B. 43d and Broadway Bev. ? T.- F. . Bowen. vicar. 8. 10. 11 J 5. ' .- -4-; b . ' - r- Chureh" of Our Savior 60th ave. and 4tst at IS. B. Rev. E. Hi Clark, vicar. 7:80. 1L Bishop ' Morris Meeaorial Good SaasariUa hosprtaO Bev. Frederick K. Howard. -7, 0:30. St.., Pauls Woodmere Kev. Oswald W. Taylor.)..-. - . - -: '. .- . ' I All Saints 25th and Barter Eev. Frederick K. i Howard; 10, 1 1. . .- . St- Johns Sfemnnal TT TKtti Tr.n.. Sellwood. ' ? Rev.-H. Clark in charge. 11. 7-.80l C Matthews Corbett and Ttanrnft T7. W.j A.: U. Brack, vicar. . 10. ; 11. t . -ZZ ' 1 ' ! KvanttJIcal " 1 ; E. 6th and Market Rev. TL rt TT. achuch. It. 7:30, . . Heiehu ftth aad Home Rev. T. M. Fisher.: -1 0 :80. .11 :30. i 'Clay Street 10th - knd Clay Rev. Jacob Stock er. 0:4& (German), "Warning of the Pharisee in Our iut"i (Ene-Uah). "Kim. aitien of Roman Unregenerated Man a Failure. Central EL 55 th and Flande en Bar. E. L Uarringtan. . -II. - 7:80. Firs-E. 9 th and MUJ Rv. S. H. Upton. Alberta E. -80111' . and Wygant Bev. Alex Beers. 11. 7:30. St. Johns East Richmond and Hudson Rev. EL lU. Blackmail. 1 1. 7:80. InU Bev. S. H, Upton, acting pastor. S:30. 8:30. at (ladstone proves Unalloyed uccei5S in Portland Graduation Certificates issued , to 92 and those from other parts of the city who have visited it have seen its possi bilities. Requests -for about 10 schools to be conducted next summer have al ready been received by Harold F. Hum bert, secretary, of the state association. ' The school was conducted along the following general plan, the five school days of the week, commencing at 9 a. m. and closing at noon:" Chapel service, two hour study of the Bible, recreational period, basket weaving for girls, manual training for boys and sand table work for children. Two days of the week the school received instruction In music and. dramatization of Bible stories. One of the main objects of the school is to keep the children out of mischief during the long summer vacation period. The instructors were : ' Beginners' de partment. Miss Violet Johnson ; primary department. Mis Georgia Parker,-- Miss Sybil Barrett, Miss Elizabeth Coates ; junior girls. Miss Bernice Adams; junior boys, Harold F. Humbert, who also acted as principal. The certificates awarded by departments are : Begin ners', 15 : .primary, 31 ; junior girls. 28 ; junior boys. 18. On no day was there less, than 20 boys present. Rev. Frank Belden Will Preach Today Rev. Frank O. Belden, D. D., pastor of the First Baptist church of San Diego, Cat., will be in the pulpit of the First Baptist church (White Temple) for the next two Sundays. The general public is Invited to both the morning and evening services, 11 a. m. and p. m., respectively. SERVICES IN I Prletida ' First E. 88th and Main-Rev. Homer I Cox. 11, 7:46. ; ; wawrlsh ' " Congregation Beth Israel 1 2th and Main Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Beform synagogue. SerTices, Friday 8 p. m.. Saturday 10:36 a. a. ConKTegation Ahavia Sholem Park and Clay sta. Rabbi R. Abrahamson, Friday, 8 p, nv ; Saturday1, 9:30 k. m. v: Congregation Xevah Kedeck Talmud Tortn 6th ' and . Hall Bet. Abraham L Rosencrantx. Friday. 8 p. m.; Saturday. Ba. aa.; Sunday, 10 a- m., religious school. - (Latter Day 8alnU ' Church ot Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints E. 25th and Madison ; Heber C. Irerson. missioD president; 10, 7:80. : Lutheran St ' James W. Tark and , Jefferson Bev. Wm. E. Brink man. 11, 7:80. St Pauls E. 42 th aid Clinton Bev. A. Erause. 9:80,-10:80. Our Savior E. 16th and . Grant Rev. M. A. ChriFtensen. 11. English, "The Time of Visita tion." ' Trinity Williams and Graham (Missouri Synod) Rev. J. A. Bimbach. 9:15, 10:16 (Geiman), no evening service. . - 1 . Bethlehem Norwegian 14 th and Davis Ber, WUhelm Pettersen. 11, .8. . . Grace English Mason and Albina. Bev. O. H. Bernhard. 9:45. 11. ' Bethel Norwegian (Free (- Wygant and Bod' nev.- . ; - Bethany Danish Evangelical TJnion lad . Mor ns Her. I pv KJolIer. 11, S. ' - St. Johns PeninsuU and Kflpa trick Bev. j. Ludwic. 10:45. 7:30. -, . Swedish .Augustana -r- Stanton and Rodney Rev. V. G. Oe-ren.' 10:45. 7:40 Isamanuet 19th and Irving; Rev. A. V. An derson. 11. 8. Trinity Norwegian) Ixely and Fortune Rev. S. A. Stensetb. ; 10.80. t Methodist Episcopal Centenary E. 9th and Pine Bev. . 3. C. Rdllim. 11. 8. - Central Vancouver "and Fargo Bev. A. R. Maclean. 11. 8. , - CUnton .Kelly E. -40th and Powell Bev. John Parsons. 11: Epworth 26th and Sevier Rev. J. Stanford Moore. 11. "Become ejooiauy KesponsiDie -: b. Uhi strated sermon, '"The Mob, The Crowd. - The Army." ...... - First 12th and Taylotp Bev. Joshua Stans field. 10:30, "Some constructive rorces oi ChrktkBiiyV 8. - Fir-t Norwegian Danish 18th and -Hoyt Rev. Elias Gording. 11, 8. Garden Home Rev. A, B. Calder. 10:80, 7:45 " La'urel'wood E. 63d and Foster. Rev. A. C Breckenbury. -11, 7:30. .' Lenta Lucien R. Jones. 11, 7:30. Lincoln E. 63d and Lincoln. Ber. F. A. Ginn. 11. Mentavilla E. 80th and Fine Rev. Hiram Gould. 11, 8. Mt Tabor E. 61st and Stark. Bar. E. OU Eldridge. 11. 8. i J Rosa aty. Park BfT. D. Lester Fields. 11 7:80. ' " ; ' . ' : Sellwood Bev. . W. S. Gordon. 11, ' T :80. , Sunnyside E. 85th and Yamhill Rev. W. F. Ineeon. 11. preaching by Dr. R. E. Smith; n evening service . ' " ' St. Johns W. Leavitt and Syracuse Bev. 3. H. Irvine. 11. 8. Swedish Beech, and Borthwick Bev. . Abet Eklund. 11. 8. . . - f UniTersity Park Fiake and Lombard Bev. J. T. Albert. .11. 8. - t - B . .- ; Vancouver Avenue Norwegian Danish Skid' "more and : Vancouver. . Bev. c 4. iiynning. : - Weetmoreland Bev. . F. A. Oina. . S. Wilbur Multnomah, hotel Bev. Francis Bur gette Short. 10:30. . . -i? ' ' Woodstock rE. , 44tb. r and Woodstock Bev. L.' C Poor. .11... - ' Woodlawn B. 10th and Highland Bev. Klo-ter. 11. 7:45. . ' - . jj. District auperintendrnt. Rev. Wflliam Wallace Toungson. D. P.. 691 K- 62d at J. Tabor 2790. . . M..C. OaMitli - Jlrrt ITnioa and Multnomah Bev.' James T. French. Preaching. by Bev. W. 3. Featoa. pre aiding elder. 1. b. .:. .. Naxarsna '" ' : " e . . J ' ' .nit' i . - Tfiw M IHV( 1 UUJ UW - T. T.I'. V. - " art Davia-1 1. 7:80. - ' Sellwood E, 9th aad 8pokna Rev. Weaver W. Hesa. 11. 7:80. : . Brentwood 65th ave. gad 67th at Bar. CU. Fwwle?. '11. 7:30. . . . Highland Park E. 14 th and KllUngsworth Bev. W. P. Keebaugh. 11. 8. Scandinavian Bev. J. C. BringedahL 11, 7:30. ' . . Praabrtarlan First 12th and Alder.. Preaching by Bev. Georas I- Robinson 'of Chicago, 11, 7:30. Westarinster East 17tb and Schuyler Bev. Edward H. Pence. Preaching by Dr. Daniel E. Williamson, 10:80. . - - .; ... Central K. 1 3th and Pine. - Bev. Orlaad B, Pershing. 10:30. sermon by Dr, Francis Mor gan ot Pendleton.: . , . AM-nrs 1 1th .aad CUy. - Rev. Frank 3. Meyer. 19:30 a. in. .. ,; . Mt Tabor E. 55th aod Belmont Bar. Ward MacHenry. 11. - - . - i to picnic. The instructors at the r . iiumoert is In the rear - center. J. CAMPING JAUNT IS ENJOYED BY CLASS Knights of Tower Sunday School Are Guests at Summer Home - of S. W. Lawrence. A week ago this evening 12 mem-, bers of the Knights of the Tower Sunday school class of the Mt. Tabor Presbyterian church loaded their blankets into automobiles and made for Nestle Brook cottage, the sum mer home of Mr. and Mrs. S. "VV. Lawrence, at Rhodendrum camp. The boys were taken In automobiles driven by C. A. Mulr, George .Vath and Duane Lawrence.. It has been the custom- of the K. O. T. boys to go for a frolic each summer. They were invited to the Lawrence home early during the season. Sunday morning they held a regular class service, where plans for the coin ing winter were "discussed. The devo tional service was also held. Followiner. the service the party pro ceeded to climb ZigZag mountain. Atter enjoying , three s hearty meals at camp. PORTLAND Vernon 19th and Wygant Rev. J. B. Lands- Do rouzu. 11, 7:30. .. . Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett Bev. A. L, Mutchirvon. Preaching by Rev. f. t. Bmrey. 11. "Life'a InteroreUtion": 8. Fourth First and Gibbs. Bev. Monro G. G. Everett 10:80. 8. - ' KeniHmrth - E. 94th and Gladstone-. Bev. Paul E. Ratsch. 11. , . Hope K. 7th:and Everett 11. 7:80. Bos City Dr. Robert H. Milligan. 11. 8. Fothea Graham and t.srttenbetn Rev. Ward Willis Long. 11, ."Thought and ReaUty"; 8, "Tomorrows Leadership." - f " Trinity Virginia and : Nebraska Rev. Theo- aore.P. Smith. 1 1, 8. Anabel Rev. F. H. UlxselL 11. "The Com munion of Christ"; 8 "Christ's. Personal Ap peal." - . Millard Avenue Rev. W. Iea Gray. 11. .8, .Marshall Street 17th and Marshall Rev. A. J. Hanna. 1L , Muipah E. 19 th and Division. 11. , . Seventh Day Advent 1st - p(-Kegular e'rrices of this denomination are neta on Saturday. Central E. 11th and Everett L. K- Dick- sen. p-tor. . 10, 11-.15. . Tabernacle flth and Montgomery E. H. Emncrwg, aiinktef. 11. Mentavilla E. ' 80th and Everett Elder 3. A. uerhart' 10, 11. - Lents 94th st and 58th ave. Elder W. D. Huntington. lO. vll. St Johns Central-, ave. ' and 5 Charleston ISWer A. B Felkrnberg. 10, 11. - 'Albina Skidmore and MaUory Elder A. A. Meyer. 10. II.- - Scandinavian 550 Alberta Elder O. S. Lee, io, ii. -- ft'- - -- . i : ; - salvation Army ' Corps No. 1 248 Ash at AdjuUnt Henry B. Cosens. 11. 3:15, 8. ' , Corps No. 4 128 H art Captain . William ii. omiui, 1 1, a. b. Swedanbaralan' "New Church Society 331 Jefferson Rev. William R. Beece. Services discontinued un til September 14." . " - .-Unitarian - Church of Our Father Broadway and Yam hill. Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr. 11. preaching by itev. uowara A. MacDonahL United rethran Conference superintendent Bev. G. E. Mo Donald. . , - . - First E. 15th and Morrison Rev. Byron 3. Clark. 11, "The Supreme Essential ia Religion; 8, "The' Sotigs of the Bible." Second . 27th and 'Sumner Rev. Ira Hawley. 11. "Walking ia Wisdom"; 8. "Preach ing With. Boldness.". . Third 67 th st. and 8 2d ave. 8. E. Bev. E. O. .Shepherd. Preaching by Rev. "J. 1..- Hunt 11. 8. ' . . . Fourth Treraont Rev. C. P. Blanchard. 11, "Government Reservation or Forest Fires"; 8, preaching by Dr. G. K. McDonald. St Johns (old constitution) 446 Jeasup Bev. 'Walter Bey nolda 10. 7. 8. United CvaneavloaJ ' ' First E.' 16th and FopUr Bar.- 3. L. Goode. 11,. 8.- -.t 1 - .Ockley Cree Willamette blvd., and Oay Bev. H. H. Farnham. 11. T:30, . St Johns Rev. A. P. Lay ton. 11, 7:45. - i " UaiUd. Pretbytarlan First E. 37th and Hawthorne Bev. H. F. Given. 10:80, 7:86. Church of the Stranger --Grand and - Wasco Bev. 8. Earl Du Bate. 10:30, "A. Wonderful FounUia" ; S, "Jesus . and PilaU. ". Kenton 120 West Lombard Rev, George N. Taylor. X, 7:46. Mtscattanaeuf -ChrUUan. and . Missionary Alliance E. 9th and Clay Bev. Joba E. Fee. 11.8. . ReaHaatien. League 186 5th Bev. 33, Ed ward Mills. 11; talk by T. A. Harper ofa"The Pioneer Trail.'. ' No evening service. , Christedelphtoa 621 E. Washington. 10:80. i Church of God 863 Failing Harry NeaL 11. 7:30. Gospel Hall K 39th1 aod SUrk. - ' Men's Resort (th and Burnside Bar. Levi Johnson, superintendent 8. . - invina Bclencs TUiora building uev. X. SI. Minard. pastor. ' Serrices discoatlaued during Attgsaet . i - . , . . . - - v. Lniversal Messianic 318 Abington building. Pentecostal First and Washington Bev. Win V Ttwtter. II. 8, -TsML ' Glad Tidings (Penteeustai Mixsion) 246 H 1st 2. 8. 7:80 week days except Monday sad Saturday.-6 p. m. ,-, " Pentecostal conrcn K. zota ana Anxeny . W. Smith. 11." .- 8, - Volunteers of America Mission 224 Burnside Meeting every ' evening except , Monday at 8 o'clock, aast Sunday, S p. at , Calvary Temple K. and Broadway Bev. Dawson MaeCuUoogh. 10:80, 2:80. Portland Ecclesia iChrlsUdelphlaa) 4597 Belmont Georg H. Tilling, .secretary. .. 11. Penlel Mission 268 1st . . 8. 8. Services each Bight at 8. - , Church of Christ E. 7th and GUsan.' II, Spiritual Church of Eternal Light 1840 Dl- vision Bev. Mar A. Price. S. - First Spiritualist E 7th and Haasalo Rev. A. Scott Bledsoe. 8. Second Spiritualist AHsky hall Bev. Max Hoffman. 8. S. Me Smportant (yei Bel igious J3ooks ssued by ne Association Formation of what may be termed'a benevolent trust . is announced by - the Presbyterian' Board of Publication ' and Sabbath School ; Work througR one of its secretaries, Dr. H. P. Ford of Phil adelphia. He states "that the' Presby terian board - has combined with the American Baptist Publication - society, the Congregational Publishing ' society, theAssoelatlon ITess of the Y. M. C. A. andthe Women's Press ,of the . V.. W. C. A and that other large religious houses - will also combine, in a . united religious selling agency. It' is expected that this selling agency will ultimately Include virtually . an - publishers of - re ligious books. ; . The. united religious houses will put men In .the field to place 'religious pub lications on the. general market,' some thing that has hitherto been difficult; but its larger motive, according to Dr. Ford, is to focus the attention of the country on such publications as ftiter pret the evangelistic Christian faith. "This is a psychological monent." says 'the announcement of the Presby terian board. "Men! and women have been sobered by the great war: young men' w ho took part in it have been given' a new vision ; and the religious thought of the day, which lies behind it all, is expressed in the publications that are coming from the press of the religious publishers, i We feel that a great piece of .missionary worlf can be done ; by - placing these publications where they may be easy of access." the parijr""fitarted on their return trip early Sunday evening.' ' - This Clcss was organized about eight years ago. At that time the boys were dissatisfied with the place in the church assigned to thera by the Sunday school management, so they voted to furnish the unfinished room beneath the bell tower. - They also , selected at this time "Khlghts of the Tower" as the name of their class. The influence of this class has been ? felt- throughout-' ihrf church. Many of its members joined the colors and saw active service overseas. - Two gold stars adorn the class service flag. Those who - made up the party are: C. 8. Ronald, teacher ; Glen Mulr, Albert Dtppert, James -Kintrea. Charles Calkins. Harry Palmer,- Leslie Tlckner, Kenneth Wadsworth, Ernest .Kirk, Don Russell, Mtes Erma Ewart and mother, Mr. -and Mrs. S. W;' Vernon and daughter and Mrs. Johnson. .. Eev. Stauffer Wm Occupy Pulpit Today s Rev. Byron II. -StaOffer, D. D.,' will again occupy the pulpit of the First Congregational church Sunday morning and evening. Good sized congregations greeted the visiting -clergyman last Sun day. He is now pastor "of Central church, Winnipeg. He Is also the author of several volumes of .sermons. Dr. Stauffer. also held a remarkable pastorate at Toronto. Many imml- sr. mostly young people, were taken into ' the membership of the lat ter church by Dr. Stauffer. He will occupy tho August SI. local pulpit also on Oentralia Shurch Calls Rev Burton . The Rev. Edker Burton, pajtor' of the St. Johns Baptist church for the past year, has accepted a . call - to , the Cen tralia Baptist church, and ;JutJu1s to leave for his new . field, about Sept. L Mr. Burton came to the local pastorate from the First Baptist church at Cor vallis, where he served five ycars..Whlle in Corvallls he built a fine modern church.; At Centralla- the Bev. Mr. Bur. ton succeeds the Rev. v Henry Van Kngr len. lira Burton - is a music -director and singer. . ;-:'l;'f ;;;; """" Dr. Milligan Is Home After Trip Sr. Robert H. Milllaan,- pastor of the Rose City Park Preabyterian church, has returned from his vacation spent mainly on the beaches of the sound. He spent one week In .Hood River valley and at Cloud. Pap inn. He climbed to the top of Mt Hood. Dr.' Milligan will occupy his pulpit Sunday vwrnln;. : 19 Niii Rev. UacDouaiid to Prrsch Rev. Howard 'A. MacDonald will oc cupy the pulpit of the Church of Our Father, Broadway ' and Yamhill street, Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor, - the Rev. William O. Eliot Jr. The Sunday school and evening forum are intermitted. Promot delivery on four foot srreen slabwood. cord wood. coal. Albina Fuel company. Adv.-- w . "DOES THE PARABLE OF THE RICH MAN AND LAZARUS PROVE THE NATURAL IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL?" l Hear CVSNaKLISr DIOKSON anvwer this vital qaeatien. Ia tlicr such a tttinf as a conscious aoul after death? , . , SUNDAY niOHrS lUWICTl r "Tw e n t y Evidences That the End of the . World Is Near" PUSLI0 ISiVmtD. seeisL musio COM AT 7l4S O'CLOCK. MINISTERS TO BE RE EDUCATED TO MEET PROBLEMS V , assssanaa.anBmaa?s Presbyterian Board of Home Mis sions Appropriates $10,000 for Special Courses. HELP RURAL PASTOR IS AIM Preachers Who Will Be Given This Opportunity to Be- Rec ommended by Presbyteries. Reeducation of country ministers to. enable them to cope with the' world problems of tho new era con fronting the church, is planned by the Presbyterian board of. home missions, according to an announce ment made at the headquarters of the Presbyterian New Kra move ment in New York city. ', This Is part of tho program of the rre byterian church to enable its min isters to keep up with the times. The board plans to spend 10,000 for the reeducation of ministers In 19-0 and to appropriate 125.000 each year for a -special graduate course of study for the most promising country ministers n order to fit them for hlgrher .service and leadership. This system of. reeducation of pastors is announced by Dr. Varren H. Wilson of the Presbyterian Homo -board. "The demands upori a pastor In a small . community," said lr. Wilson, are far beyond what he has been pre pared to meet. He has been taught to preach, to study the bible, to teach ar. to visit hla people in .their homes. But he is called on to lead the community lit work for better roads, consolidation of schools, in reform movements, financial 'drives' and in recreation problems., He ia called on to be a pastor, not a preach er only. - ' ' "The . Home board has for several years assembled country ministers in short courses, usually in tho summer, for training in community work. This -year the number of schools was thirteen. The largest of these schools was at Auburn; the furthermost west was In the State College of Agriculture at Pullman,- Washington. We cooperate with whatever institution offers the needed courses. Some are agricultural col leges; some are theological seminaries. Our cooperation consists In paying tho traveling expenses of ministers, selected and recommended by their presbyteries for this work. , "At these schools the men are taught what community work means, what the leadership and the servlce-'of the whol community will involve. At all schools the Bible, the Sundavschool work and pastoral service are taught. "At the agricultural colleges they study the state's program for develop ment of the- community ; at the religious school tho developing church program and propaganda." 1 ' :' , Ferndale Pastor to Speak The Rev. Ernest Bates, pastor of the Ferndale, Wash.. Methodist church, will preach at the Willamlna church Sunday evening, where his brother, the Kev. Alfred Bates, Is pastor. Sunday morn ing the brothers will sing at the Butler church and speak at the Hill Crest church at' J :30 o'clock. Prompt delivery on four foot grern slabwood, cord wood, coal. Albina Fuel company.- Adv. First Presbyterian Church 12TH AND ALDER STREETS ' Haa Wall Knawn , Crileafa praechar at i BoUi Ssrvlcas. 10:0 ana 7l4S. ' Rer. GEO. L. ROBINSON D. D. MoOormlck TSaolotlcaJ Samlnarr. gPICiAL MUSIC: Solo at Each Harriet hr . K. MALDWVrN IVANS j Orrao BaclUl at 7:80 . - by - -4 UmMILlim aauisi ' "The 144,000 Saints and Their New Song" WHO ARE THEY? i Tho Revelator alone thus deneribes the true church. Is this !a llterHl number? Will no others bo saved? WHAT DO THEY SING? Public lecture by C. J. LEROY Sun.. Aug. 24 3 p. m. W. O.W.TempIo 11th Su Bet. Washington & AUer INTERNATIONAL BIBLE ' STUDENTS SEATS FREE NO COLLECTION